Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-11
viticultural Convention.

blJcuitural convention.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 10th.-At the
State Viticultural Convention to-day de-
bate took place on Cooperation Among
Wine makers" After a long discussion
resolution was offered that committee be
appointed to confer with capitalists for the
formation of Cooperative Wine Company
in San Francisco. 1t was not adopted. on
the ground that it was too broad in scope.
Settled With Their Creditors.
SAN Francisco, March 10TH. Baum
q Co., the wholesale clothiers who failed
for SS00,000 last September. have made
settlement with all their creditors. paying
forty cents on the dollar. The various
actions that were pending against the firm
were dismissed in the Superior Court to-
day. 1t is stated that they do not intend
resuming business.
Weather Indications
SAN Francisco, March 10th--S P. Mn
dications for the "a hours commencing at
A. NJ, March 18th California, light rains,
preceded by fair weather III the southern
portions.
Santa Cruz Feels Boom.
SANTA CRUZ, March 10th.-Ther real estate
transactions in this city during the past ten
days amount to 81 80, 600, the purchasers be-
ing mostly Eastern visitors. Three gentle
men from Indiana have purchased ninety
acres near the Cliff road and will erect
winter residences thereon.
Santa Rosa to Have a Board of Trade.
SANTA Rosa. March 10lh-One hundred
and fifty leading citizens of this city have
signed a call for meeting at Assembly
Hall tomorrow night to organize Board
of Trade.
an Offer from the Chinese.
SAN JOSE, March 10th.-Tbe Chinese
have made formal proposition to the
Mayor and Common Council, offering to
vacate Chinatown for an amount to be
hereafter agreed upon, and to take uptheir
quarters beyond the city limits.
bathing al Santa Cruz.
SANTA CRUZ, March 10th.-The weather
is warm and the city has a summer-ike
appearance. Carriages filled with Eastern
and San Francisco visitors are whirling
through the streets and on the road to the
beach, where bathers are numerous.
A Foundry at Gridley-A Colony.
GRIDLEY, March 10th.-Yesterday our
people raised nearly 81 600 in cash to Sc
cure the establishment of foundry here.
| In addition to the coin inducement asked
by the foundryman, they give him two
town lots upon which to erect his build
iDgs.
! L. Arnold and Geo. Peckham, represent
inga colony of fforty-seven from the vicinity
of Peoria, H., arrived Tuesday evening,
and are now examining lands in this
I neighborhood.
Notes from Iivermsre.
LIvERMoRE, March 1Oth.-The fourth
annual Live Stock Exhibition to take place
Saturday is divided into thirty different
| classes, nineteen being horses and stations
two premiums in each class. A number
of fine horses and stations from the adj
jacent counties are in. The procession
starts at II A. NJ. headed by the Livermore
Cornet Band. There will be an amateur
athletic exhibition in the theater during
! the evening
A number of Eastern people are in town.
Several large real estate ssaEes are on the
| tapis and will be made public in a few
days.
| NAPA, March 10th.-Dan Sullivan, of
Napa Junction, was examined before JUS
tice Thomson to-day, charged with shoot
ing at Arthur Collins, school teacher in
that district Collins went 20 collect bill,
! and made some diseourteous remark on
| leaving the premises, when Sullivan fired a
| shotgun. Sullivan denies the charge.
| Work will soon begin on the electric
street railway from Napa 10 the aSyI Iull.
| Four hundred anG thirty TASKS of quick
silver were shipped from Calistoga during
the past month.
a Board Of Trade at Petaluma.
PErALuMA, March 10th-The citizens
met to organize a Board of Trade. NJ
Walsh, of the City Trustees. was chosen
temporary Chairman, and w. f. Shattuck
Secretary. Addresses were made by J G..
Wickersham, A. L. Whitney and n. W.
Scudder. Much enthusiasm prevailed.
| They will meet tomorrow evening for a
permanent organization.
Fire at San Bernardino.
SAN BEREARDINo, March 1Oth.-About 2
O'Clock this afternoon a fire was dicovered
in barn in rear of the King House,
wooden structure, and for a time it seemed
| impossible to save the hotel; but with
strenuous efforts it was saved. Had it
burned, much valuable property would
have gone, as it is situated in the heart of
/ the city.
A Hail of Records for San Jose.
SAN JOSE, March 10th.-The Board of
Supervisors to-day effected the purchase of
lot north of the Courthouse for a site for
the fire-proof Hall of Records. The price
paid is SIS, GOO.